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Re: Octave Code Manual with Doxygen?
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Claudio Belotti |
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Re: Octave Code Manual with Doxygen? |
Date: |
Fri, 27 Feb 2004 10:39:27 +0100 |
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Hi Clinton,
I used doxygen with octave without problems (Doxygen version 1.3.5), using
"doxywizard" for the configuration because I'm not a doxygen expert ...
I've found this url searching for octave and doxygen ...
http://www.fluids.mech.northwestern.edu/~shreyas/octave/
Claudio
On Fri, 27 Feb 2004, Clinton Chee wrote:
> Hi JD and Doxygen users,
>
> Have anyone successfully used doxygen on the octave code? I tried it and
> receive the error below.
> I ran doxygen from the root of the code base, in my case, it is:
> /nfs/users01/unsw/chee/programs/octave-2_1_50
>
> Is the octave code too large for doxygen?
>
> The error is:
> ///
> ...
> ...
> Preprocessing
> /nfs/users01/unsw/chee/programs/octave-2_1_50/liboctave/Array-flags.cc...
> Preprocessing
> /nfs/users01/unsw/chee/programs/octave-2_1_50/liboctave/Array-flags.d...
> Preprocessing
> /nfs/users01/unsw/chee/programs/octave-2_1_50/liboctave/Array-flags.h...
> Preprocessing
> /nfs/users01/unsw/chee/programs/octave-2_1_50/liboctave/Array-flags.list...
> Preprocessing
> /nfs/users01/unsw/chee/programs/octave-2_1_50/liboctave/Array-flags.o...
> input buffer overflow, can't enlarge buffer because scanner uses REJECT
>
> JD Cole wrote:
>
> >Clinton,
> > As far as I know, there isn't a "code doc" for Octave, but it's
> >very well designed c++. You might try using doxygen on the src tree to
> >produce some documentation to help you find your way.
>
> Cheers,
> Clinton
>
>
>
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